To: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
From: TED SEMAAN, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
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DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING A STATUS REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF RESTROOMS IN THE PIER/HARBOR AREA
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City Council has expressed concern about the condition of restrooms in the Pier and Harbor area. Per the Council's request, attached is an overview of the Public Works Department's maintenance program for the Pier and Harbor area, as well as a description of on-going and planned efforts to upgrade the restrooms.
BACKGROUND
The City Council recently requested a status report on the condition of the restrooms in the Pier/Harbor area. The seven sets of restrooms are located in the following areas:
- Base of Pier, near food court area
- Monstad Pier, adjacent to Redondo Cafe
- Pad 10, adjacent to future skate park area
- International Boardwalk, south end near Quality Seafood
- International Boardwalk, middle area near Slip Bar
- Plaza Parking Structure, above Naja's Place
- Parking Structure 1, center area of structure
Concern has been expressed that the overall condition of the restrooms needs to be improved to adequately accommodate Pier visitors and merchants. Per the Council's request, the following is an overview of the Public Works Department's maintenance program for the entire Pier and Harbor area, as well as a description of efforts to enhance the restrooms.
Maintenance Operations
The Public Works Department's Pier/Harbor Maintenance Division has a personnel budget of $1.6 million and an operations budget of $1 million. The Division has 17.25 full-time employees and also utilizes six to ten part-time employees, depending on the season.
The 11 full-time custodial staff members and the part-time custodial workers are assigned to shifts as follows:
Day Shift Night Shift
Monday |99| 4
Tuesday |99||910| Wednesday |99||910| Thursday |99||910| Friday |99||910| Saturday |99||91...
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